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THE VIEW FROM HERE: On being a Canadian

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ARE YOU KIDDING ME?: Missing wallet lead to panic, frantic search

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RECYCLED LOVE: Know the facts before adopting a rescue dog

Tomato and watermelon salad makes a delicious summer side dish.

REBECCA ROBAR: Watermelon: refreshing and versatile

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ARE YOU KIDDING ME?: Don’t do it!

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HERE'S WHAT I'M THINKING: The times they are a-changin’

A simple rain garden in Lunenburg created by Earthshine Gardens with resources on-site. Photo courtesy of Amy Wentzell.

GO GARDEN: Planting a rain garden good way to combat summer droughts

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ARE YOU KIDDING ME?: Looking stylish

Heather bought puberty books for her son and daughter, then realized it was maybe a bit too early.

THE MOM SCENE: Prepping for puberty

Heather picked the Schlage Connect Touchscreen Deadbolt with Camelot trim in “Aged Bronze,” along with the coordinating Camelot Handleset and Accent Lever with Camelot trim.

MY HANDMADE HOME: Going keyless a game-changer

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Members of an ecological group in Annapolis County have written a forest manifesto seeking more community input and protection of wildlife, ecosystems, and biodiversity. They are concerned about the state of forestry on Crown land in Nova Scotia.

Forest Manifesto - Ecology group seeks community input, protection of wildlife, ecosystems, and biodiversity

Updated 3 hours ago

An advocate for safe roads: Wolfville crosswalk safety at the forefront of Horton students’ minds

Updated 4 hours ago

The Cat ferry sailing in Yarmouth, N.S. harbour. TINA COMEAU

Bay Ferries still hoping for a 2019 Cat season as passenger reservations are cancelled up to July 18

Updated Jun 21, 2019 at 5:55 p.m.

Experts and the curious examining a dead North Atlantic right whale that was towed up onto a P.E.I. beach in 2017 so that a necropsy could be performed. - File Photo

Another dead right whale spotted in Gulf of St. Lawrence

Updated Jun 21, 2019 at 10:47 a.m.

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Bluenose II crew members wave goodbye from the bowsprit. - Josh Healey

Bluenose II bids farewell to Nova Scotia for the summer

Updated 1 hour ago

On hand at the June 5 press conference at Queens Place Emera Centre for the concert announcement were, from left, Region of Queens Mayor David Dagley; Matt Thorbourne representing sponsors Cole Auto Sales; Chassity Allison, owner of DVL Publishing Inc; and Stephanie Miller Vincent, General Manager at Quarterdeck Beachside Villas and Grill.

Liverpool will ‘rock’ this August

Published Jun 18, 2019 at 9:10 a.m.

Coastal Action staff and volunteers spent part of World Oceans Day combing the Lunenburg Harbour for trash. Following the clean-up, they conducted an audit to better understand what was being tossed into the ocean. - Bernadette Jordan

World Oceans Day in Lunenburg highlights awareness

Published Jun 18, 2019 at 9:08 a.m.

Nevermore Press production manager Jayme Spinks (left), production manager Ernest Hadley and assistant editor Annie Mullins recently published their first two books.

From Cape Cod to Lunenburg, Nevermore Press has a story of its own

Updated Jun 18, 2019 at 9:23 a.m.

Regional

Members of an ecological group in Annapolis County have written a forest manifesto seeking more community input and protection of wildlife, ecosystems, and biodiversity. They are concerned about the state of forestry on Crown land in Nova Scotia.

Forest Manifesto - Ecology group seeks community input, protection of wildlife, ecosystems, and biodiversity

Updated 3 hours ago

Northeast Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

Inmate charged with sexual assault accidentally released from Pictou County prison

Updated Jun 20, 2019 at 1:47 p.m.

Eduardo Torres Diaz

RCMP ask for help to find missing Wallace man

Updated Jun 20, 2019 at 9:51 a.m.

With the twin culverts installed at the mouth of the Halfway River, construction crews were hard at work filling in the area on June 14. It’s anticipated the job will be finished by early July.

Concerns remain as replacement of failed Hantsport aboiteau system nears completion

Updated Jun 20, 2019 at 9:56 a.m.

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Members of an ecological group in Annapolis County have written a forest manifesto seeking more community input and protection of wildlife, ecosystems, and biodiversity. They are concerned about the state of forestry on Crown land in Nova Scotia.

Forest Manifesto - Ecology group seeks community input, protection of wildlife, ecosystems, and biodiversity

Bluenose II crew members wave goodbye from the bowsprit. - Josh Healey

Bluenose II bids farewell to Nova Scotia for the summer

Lunenburg volunteer firefighter Joe DeCoste and his girlfriend, Hebbville volunteer firefighter Emily Bowers, get a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment from helping to protect their communities' residents and properties.

Municipality of the District of Lunenburg launches firefighter recruitment retention strategy

Karen McLeod from Liverpool proudly displays the D-Day coin with the likeness of her father engraved on the back.

Mystery soldier appearing on 75th anniversary D-Day coin identified as Queens County man

Members of Plastic Free Lunenburg say they’re disappointed by council’s decision to revise parts of the group’s proposed bylaw.

Lunenburg council pushes back plastics bylaw

Tomato and watermelon salad makes a delicious summer side dish.

REBECCA ROBAR: Watermelon: refreshing and versatile

Ricardo Jerrel Whynder was convicted Saturday of second-degree murder in the 2013 killing of Matthew Sudds. The victim’s mother, Darlene Sudds, is shown with his half-brother Jesse Boddy shortly after the verdict came down in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax. - ANDREW RANKIN

Halifax jury finds Ricardo Whynder guilty of second-degree murder

Doug Miller found this note and $100 bill in Carmichael Park on Saturday.

‘Good in the world and joy to be found’: Pictou County man finds $100 bill and encouragement note

An advocate for safe roads: Wolfville crosswalk safety at the forefront of Horton students’ minds

The stain + sealant gives the wood a nice rich tone while letting the wood grain shine. - Heather Laura Clarke

MY HANDMADE HOME: Getting to the front porch finish line

Dartmouth’s Lindell Wigginton, seen here playing for the Iowa State Cyclones, is said to have been picked up by the Toronto Raptors to play in the NBA summer league. - Iowa State University

Report: Raptors sign Dartmouth's Lindell Wigginton to play in summer league